asset-audit

To audit game asset naming and size, you scan the assets/ directory to validate naming rules, enforce size budgets, and check format standards across art, audio, and data categories. This generates a comprehensive compliance report for your development pipeline.

Orphaned assets are unused files within your directories, while missing references occur when expected assets are absent. The audit identifies both by validating JSON/YAML metadata and cross-checking references to ensure pipeline integrity.

You validate JSON and YAML metadata by running an asset audit that checks for standard violations and missing references within your data assets. This ensures all metadata files comply with the required project format standards.

Yes, you can check art and audio assets for format compliance by running an audit across the assets/ directory. It enforces file size budgets and format standards to ensure all game assets meet project requirements before release.

The best way to identify naming violations is to apply an automated audit to the asset directories. It enforces predefined naming rules across art, audio, and data categories, producing a comprehensive report of all standard violations.